welovetrump--2020-09-16--WOKE NFL: Carolina Panthers Part Ways With Spanish Announcer Over Trump Support

Why didn ’ t Luis Moreno Jr. return to the booth to start his second decade on the job ?
How is it that one half of the Spanish-language broadcast duo that sang and danced ( and screamed ) its way into the hearts of thousands of Panthers fans during the run to the 2015 Super Bowl is still there , but the other is not ?
Moreno Jr. says the answer is simple : He ’ s been openly supportive of President Donald Trump , and the Panthers didn ’ t approve .
The 42-year-old , who moved to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 14 and just became an American citizen at the end of August , had been controversy-free since going on the air en Español for the team with his uncle — play-by-play commentator Jaime Moreno — for the first time in 2010 .
In fact , they became media darlings for infusing their calls with bursts of extreme enthusiasm more commonly associated with Spanish soccer announcers , and for coining off-the-wall nicknames for the team ’ s biggest talents .
But this past spring , after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic , Moreno @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Unbeknownst to him , it would bring about a dramatic change in his professional life , too .
Prior to the stay-at-home order , he says , he was too absorbed in other things to focus much on politics .
While stuck at home , though , he started devouring online content related to Trump and “ found out that there are a lot of things that are happening that I wasn ’ t aware of that make me support him.
” Sometime in April , Moreno Jr. says , he retweeted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that was supportive of Trump ’ s 2020 reelection campaign .
Shortly thereafter , he says , he was tagged in a tweet along with several other Trump supporters .
He says he was then contacted by Eric Fiddleman — the radio and television affiliate manager for the Panthers as well as the Spanish-language radio general manager for the two announcers ; Fiddleman , he says , told him the team was requesting that he remove any information related to the Panthers from his bios on his personal social-media accounts .
Fiddleman didn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the Observer .
Steven Drummond , Panthers vice president of communications and external affairs , declined to comment .
Moreno Jr. says he complied , changing his bios to include labels and hashtags that showed him to be a Trump supporter .
He also continued to create and share social-media posts supportive of the president and his reelection campaign .
Among them : Posts advancing QAnon , the convoluted , pro-Trump conspiracy theory involving a shadowy group of Democratic pedophiles .
( “ If people really find out what QAnon is , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that more people would be on board because we are nothing but love and truth .
All we ’ re trying to do is just wake up people.
” ) Then , over the summer , he says Fiddleman called again — this time to say Drummond wanted to talk to him about his social-media activity .
Moreno Jr. says he told Fiddleman : “ If what they want me to do is stop supporting the president , I ’ m not gon na do that.
” His biggest objection ?
That , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s not an actual employee of the Panthers , and that typically his annual contracts ended with the season and weren ’ t renewed until late spring , sometimes early summer .
So he says he felt he had already gone out of his way for them by changing his bios even though he wasn ’ t under contract with the team at the time .
He says he asked Fiddleman to have Drummond call him , and he also e-mailed Drummond asking to give him a call .
No one from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Moreno Jr. says .
“ Basically what I told Eric , I said , ‘ Listen ...
I ’ m not even under contract right now .
I am not willing to participate in this project anymore if I ’ m going to be censored .
So unless they call me , I ’ m not going to do it anymore .
Because I am not OK with them censoring my freedom of speech in support of the president.
’ ” “ I ’ m hurt , ” he says , “ because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ performance on-air .
This has nothing to do with how good I am at what I do .
I ’ m one of the best , and I ’ ll put myself against anybody in the country when it comes to what I do in Spanish .
None of my support for the president was done on any of their social-media pages , it was never done on any of the airtime — whether it was a podcast or a broadcast or anything related to the Panthers .
This was solely on my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Still , when asked if he understands why someone in his position might be asked to adhere to company policies regarding social-media activity , Moreno Jr. says he does .
“ I ’ m pretty sure we would have been able to come to some type of agreement in finding sort of like a silver lining or a middle ground , ” he says . ''

From The Charlotte Observer:
Why didn’t Luis Moreno Jr. return to the booth to start his second decade on the job? How is it that one half of the Spanish-language broadcast duo that sang and danced (and screamed) its way into the hearts of thousands of Panthers fans during the run to the 2015 Super Bowl is still there, but the other is not?
Moreno Jr. says the answer is simple: He’s been openly supportive of President Donald Trump, and the Panthers didn’t approve.
The 42-year-old, who moved to the U.S. from Mexico when he was 14 and just became an American citizen at the end of August, had been controversy-free since going on the air en Español for the team with his uncle — play-by-play commentator Jaime Moreno — for the first time in 2010.
In fact, they became media darlings for infusing their calls with bursts of extreme enthusiasm more commonly associated with Spanish soccer announcers, and for coining off-the-wall nicknames for the team’s biggest talents.
But this past spring, after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Moreno Jr.’s personal life changed dramatically. Unbeknownst to him, it would bring about a dramatic change in his professional life, too.
Prior to the stay-at-home order, he says, he was too absorbed in other things to focus much on politics. While stuck at home, though, he started devouring online content related to Trump and “found out that there are a lot of things that are happening that I wasn’t aware of that make me support him.”
Sometime in April, Moreno Jr. says, he retweeted a tweet from his personal Twitter account that was supportive of Trump’s 2020 reelection campaign. Shortly thereafter, he says, he was tagged in a tweet along with several other Trump supporters.
He says he was then contacted by Eric Fiddleman — the radio and television affiliate manager for the Panthers as well as the Spanish-language radio general manager for the two announcers; Fiddleman, he says, told him the team was requesting that he remove any information related to the Panthers from his bios on his personal social-media accounts.
Fiddleman didn’t respond to a text message from the Observer. Steven Drummond, Panthers vice president of communications and external affairs, declined to comment.
Moreno Jr. says he complied, changing his bios to include labels and hashtags that showed him to be a Trump supporter. He also continued to create and share social-media posts supportive of the president and his reelection campaign.
Among them: Posts advancing QAnon, the convoluted, pro-Trump conspiracy theory involving a shadowy group of Democratic pedophiles. (“If people really find out what QAnon is,” he says, “I think that more people would be on board because we are nothing but love and truth. All we’re trying to do is just wake up people.”)
Then, over the summer, he says Fiddleman called again — this time to say Drummond wanted to talk to him about his social-media activity. Moreno Jr. says he told Fiddleman: “If what they want me to do is stop supporting the president, I’m not gonna do that.”
His biggest objection? That, as an independent contractor, he’s not an actual employee of the Panthers, and that typically his annual contracts ended with the season and weren’t renewed until late spring, sometimes early summer. So he says he felt he had already gone out of his way for them by changing his bios even though he wasn’t under contract with the team at the time.
He says he asked Fiddleman to have Drummond call him, and he also e-mailed Drummond asking to give him a call.
No one from the Panthers ever got back to him, Moreno Jr. says.
“Basically what I told Eric, I said, ‘Listen ... I’m not even under contract right now. I am not willing to participate in this project anymore if I’m going to be censored. So unless they call me, I’m not going to do it anymore. Because I am not OK with them censoring my freedom of speech in support of the president.’”
“I’m hurt,” he says, “because this has nothing to do with my performance on-air. This has nothing to do with how good I am at what I do. I’m one of the best, and I’ll put myself against anybody in the country when it comes to what I do in Spanish. None of my support for the president was done on any of their social-media pages, it was never done on any of the airtime — whether it was a podcast or a broadcast or anything related to the Panthers. This was solely on my personal time on my personal accounts.”
Still, when asked if he understands why someone in his position might be asked to adhere to company policies regarding social-media activity, Moreno Jr. says he does.
“I’m pretty sure we would have been able to come to some type of agreement in finding sort of like a silver lining or a middle ground,” he says."


welovetrump--2020-09-16--Anti-Mask Flash Mob Invades Florida Target; Dozens of Participants Flood Aisles

A Florida Target was caught by surprise when dozens of protesters entered the store .
They flooded the aisles and @ @ @ @ @ .
The flash mob had participants of all ages .
There were children , parents @ @ @ @ @ News stations interviewed participants outside , asking why they wanted to be part of the @ @ @ @ @ of these people are veterans , who do n't want authoritarianism to dominate the American @ @ @ @ @ people insisted that they are not anti-mask for the sake of being anti-mask .
Rather @ @ @ @ @ people that we live in a FREE country .
They said they are willing to @ @ @ @ @ do n't want to be FORCED to do so .
See some of the clips @ @ @ @ @ below :

A Florida Target was caught by surprise when dozens of protesters entered the store.
They flooded the aisles and began removing their face masks.
The particpants began chanting:
Take off your damn masks! Now!
The flash mob had participants of all ages.
There were children, parents, and grandparents present.
News stations interviewed participants outside, asking why they wanted to be part of the anti-mask flash mob.
Many of these people are veterans, who don't want authoritarianism to dominate the American way of life.
The people insisted that they are not anti-mask for the sake of being anti-mask.
Rather, they want to remind people that we live in a FREE country.
They said they are willing to wear masks voluntarily, but don't want to be FORCED to do so.
See some of the clips of the Target flash mob below:


welovetrump--2020-09-16--Trump Drops BRUTAL Ad on Biden’s Secret Hand Signals for His Teleprompter

The Trump campaign just released a BRUTAL ad that is going viral on social media .
While politicians regularly use @ @ @ @ @ Biden appears to be using teleprompters even for interviews !
This suggests that staffers are @ @ @ @ @ him !
Even worse… this means that the Biden campaign likely knows the questions in @ @ @ @ @ ad did n't stop there .
These hand movements appears to dictate the motion of @ @ @ @ @ suggests that Biden uses his hands to communicate to the person running the teleprompter .
@ @ @ @ @ yourself !

President Trump is no longer holding back!
The Trump campaign just released a BRUTAL ad that is going viral on social media.
The ad exposes Joe Biden's teleprompter use.
While politicians regularly use teleprompters to give speeches, Biden appears to be using teleprompters even for interviews!
This suggests that staffers are writing Biden's answers for him!
Even worse… this means that the Biden campaign likely knows the questions in advance.
But the Trump ad didn't stop there.
The ad exposes Joe Biden's secret hand movements.
These hand movements appears to dictate the motion of the teleprompter.
The ad suggests that Biden uses his hands to communicate to the person running the teleprompter.
See the BRUTAL ad for yourself!


welovetrump--2020-09-16--Mike Ditka Stands by his Original Opinion of National Anthem Protests: ‘If You Can’t Respect This Co

Mike Ditka Stands by his Original Opinion of National Anthem Protests: ‘If You Can’t Respect This Country, Get the Hell Out of it’

The NFL has chosen the hill it wishes to die on .
The protests are going to continue , and @ @ @ @ @ and fans is going to broaden .
That doesn ’ t mean the rest of @ @ @ @ @ it .
Hall of Famer Mike Ditka sure as Hell isn ’ t backing down @ @ @ @ @ the matter either .
Ditka once again was asked for his opinion on the matter @ @ @ @ @ same way he has twice before : “ If you can ’ t respect this @ @ @ @ @ out of it .
”

The NFL has chosen the hill it wishes to die on.
The protests are going to continue, and the division between the NFL and fans is going to broaden.
That doesn’t mean the rest of us will be silent about it.
Hall of Famer Mike Ditka sure as Hell isn’t backing down from his original stance on the matter either.
Ditka once again was asked for his opinion on the matter, and he responded the same way he has twice before: “If you can’t respect this country, get the hell out of it.”


welovetrump--2020-09-16--Trump Presides Over Signing of Historic Deals, Declares ‘Dawn of a New Middle East’

The New York Post has more on Trump 's success vs Obama 's failures : Before Tuesday ’ s remarkable events began at the White House , Palestinians in the West Bank dutifully protested the decisions by the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to recognize Israel ’ s right to exist .
Later , during the ceremony , Palestinians in Gaza fired two rockets into southern Israel , inflicting minor injuries on two civilians .
The rage of the Arab Street ain ’ t what it used to be .
Even the limited expressions of anger were mostly for television @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their own state several times over the last two decades , but could never take yes for an answer , so now the train of history has left them standing at the station .
They accuse their fellow Arabs of betrayal and stabbing them in the back .
But in fact , it is two generations of Palestinian leadership that have betrayed their own people and forfeited their veto over peace .
They lost that veto because Donald Trump took it from them .
The president , breaking the mold set by his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Palestinians a deal , the “ deal of the century , ” he called it , but they responded with insults and intransigence .
It was a huge mistake , one that reduced them to disheartened spectators as the world watched in astonishment as two more Arab countries took the historic step of normalizing relations with the Jewish State .
The likelihood that others will soon follow , possibly including Saudi Arabia , means that Israel will no longer be a pariah in its own neighborhood .
It is almost impossible to overstate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mideast has long been the world ’ s hottest hot spot and now , seemingly all of a sudden , peace is breaking out .
If nothing else , the agreements will push the anti-Semites at the United Nations to find a new scapegoat for the world ’ s problems .
Even Rep. Ilhan Omar will be hard-pressed to come up with a vile objection this time .
Iran , of course , is the other major loser of the day .
The Arab monarchies it has threatened repeatedly are lining up to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against the mad mullahs .
As Trump put it in his remarks , “ We ’ re here to change the course of history.
” Big decisions have big consequences and Trump ’ s Mideast policy is remarkable not only for its success , but also for its unprecedented approach .
The contrast with Barack Obama is especially dramatic .
Until Obama , recent presidents of both parties followed a similar script of supporting Israel while being a buffer between it and its hostile Arab neighbors .
The goal was to be an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s security as long as it respected American interests in the Arab world .
Those interests included oil and , increasingly , funding for the perpetually bankrupt Palestinians , who returned the favor with massive corruption and by making “ martyr ” payments to the families of terrorists who killed Israelis .
These transgressions were apparently minor obstacles to Obama , who believed he knew best .
He thought he could lure the Muslim world to his view by apologizing for past American behavior and promising to restrain Israel and forcing it @ @ @ @ @ @ @

The New York Post has more on Trump's success vs Obama's failures:
Before Tuesday’s remarkable events began at the White House, Palestinians in the West Bank dutifully protested the decisions by the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to recognize Israel’s right to exist. Later, during the ceremony, Palestinians in Gaza fired two rockets into southern Israel, inflicting minor injuries on two civilians.
The rage of the Arab Street ain’t what it used to be.
Even the limited expressions of anger were mostly for television cameras. The Palestinians could have had their own state several times over the last two decades, but could never take yes for an answer, so now the train of history has left them standing at the station.
They accuse their fellow Arabs of betrayal and stabbing them in the back. But in fact, it is two generations of Palestinian leadership that have betrayed their own people and forfeited their veto over peace.
They lost that veto because Donald Trump took it from them. The president, breaking the mold set by his predecessors. Still, he offered the Palestinians a deal, the “deal of the century,” he called it, but they responded with insults and intransigence.
It was a huge mistake, one that reduced them to disheartened spectators as the world watched in astonishment as two more Arab countries took the historic step of normalizing relations with the Jewish State. The likelihood that others will soon follow, possibly including Saudi Arabia, means that Israel will no longer be a pariah in its own neighborhood.
It is almost impossible to overstate the importance of these agreements. The Mideast has long been the world’s hottest hot spot and now, seemingly all of a sudden, peace is breaking out.
If nothing else, the agreements will push the anti-Semites at the United Nations to find a new scapegoat for the world’s problems. Even Rep. Ilhan Omar will be hard-pressed to come up with a vile objection this time.
Iran, of course, is the other major loser of the day. The Arab monarchies it has threatened repeatedly are lining up to join America and Israel in an alliance against the mad mullahs. As Trump put it in his remarks, “We’re here to change the course of history.”
Big decisions have big consequences and Trump’s Mideast policy is remarkable not only for its success, but also for its unprecedented approach. The contrast with Barack Obama is especially dramatic.
Until Obama, recent presidents of both parties followed a similar script of supporting Israel while being a buffer between it and its hostile Arab neighbors. The goal was to be an “honest broker” while guaranteeing Israel’s security as long as it respected American interests in the Arab world. Those interests included oil and, increasingly, funding for the perpetually bankrupt Palestinians, who returned the favor with massive corruption and by making “martyr” payments to the families of terrorists who killed Israelis.
These transgressions were apparently minor obstacles to Obama, who believed he knew best. He thought he could lure the Muslim world to his view by apologizing for past American behavior and promising to restrain Israel and forcing it to make concessions to the Palestinians.


welovetrump--2020-09-18--The House Freedom Caucus says Nancy Pelosi Needs to Go!

Wouldn ’ t that be great if Nancy Pelosi was removed from being House Speaker ?
Well , that could happen !
Members of the House Freedom Caucus are trying to persuade House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to support an effort to get rid of Nancy Pelosi as the speaker of the House .
The Freedom Caucus is a group of 40 Conservatives in the House and their plan is to dethrone Pelosi .
Many are skeptical of the plan .
Minority leader McCarthy a Republican is also on record saying we should beat her the old fashion way by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and reported these details : Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are trying to convince House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to back an effort to remove Nancy Pelosi as the speaker of the chamber , an unrealistic long-shot effort happening less than seven weeks before Election Day .
McCarthy , R-Calif. , on “ The Ingraham Angle ” Wednesday night said he is not interested in pursuing the move against the speaker , essentially dashing any hope the Freedom Caucus members — who occupy just about 40 of the 435 seats in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had of gaining traction in their effort .
“ What I ’ m in favor of is defeating Nancy Pelosi and [ Jerry ] Nadler and all the others , ” McCarthy said as he made his pitch for Republicans deposing Pelosi , D-Calif. , the old-fashioned way — by winning elections on Nov. 3 .
“ If we were able to remove Nancy Pelosi you ’ d have another Democrat .
The real challenge would be we ’ re … four weeks away from [ the ] election , or 40-some days @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nancy Pelosi , use it in their campaigns to say they ’ re not with her , even though they vote with her 95 % of the time.
” Politico offered these details to the story : Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are quietly working to convince GOP leadership to sign off on a long-shot bid to oust Nancy Pelosi from the speakership , according to multiple sources , which would represent a major affront to the California Democrat if they follow through with the plan .
House Minority Leader Kevin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can offer a “ motion to vacate the chair ” and force a floor vote on whether Pelosi can retain the speaker ’ s gavel , according to House rules implemented at the start of this Congress .
McCarthy apparently has not yet decided whether he will support the insurgent effort .
But McCarthy did agree to hold a GOP conference meeting next Tuesday to discuss the idea , according to Republican sources — a sign that he is at least giving serious consideration to deploying the procedural weapon .
“ I don @ @ @ @ @ @ @ best move at the moment , ” McCarthy said .
“ The best move is to win 218 seats , and that defeats Nancy Pelosi.
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She must go !
She has wreaked enough havoc .
Who would you like to see replace Pelosi as the House Speaker ?

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Wouldn’t that be great if Nancy Pelosi was removed from being House Speaker?
Well, that could happen!
Members of the House Freedom Caucus are trying to persuade House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to support an effort to get rid of Nancy Pelosi as the speaker of the House.
The Freedom Caucus is a group of 40 Conservatives in the House and their plan is to dethrone Pelosi.
It’s been a WEEK, hasn’t it? Well, we’ve got some more news for you. The conservative Freedom Caucus wants House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to force a vote on whether Speaker Nancy Pelosi should retain her title.https://t.co/pnLJEakZcz — The Recount (@therecount) September 17, 2020
FOX NEWS: Freedom Caucus pushing House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to support plan to remove Nancy Pelosi as House Speaker — Josh Caplan (@joshdcaplan) September 17, 2020
Many are skeptical of the plan.
Minority leader McCarthy a Republican is also on record saying we should beat her the old fashion way by voting.
1) Fox confirms there is an effort by the House Freedom Caucus to convince House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to offer a resolution to remove House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). This is the longest of long shots. — Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) September 17, 2020
Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are quietly working to convince GOP leadership to sign off on a long-shot bid to oust Nancy Pelosi from the speakership, according to multiple sourceshttps://t.co/OBGwKhGvxF — POLITICO (@politico) September 17, 2020
Fox News broke the story and reported these details:
Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are trying to convince House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to back an effort to remove Nancy Pelosi as the speaker of the chamber, an unrealistic long-shot effort happening less than seven weeks before Election Day. McCarthy, R-Calif., on “The Ingraham Angle” Wednesday night said he is not interested in pursuing the move against the speaker, essentially dashing any hope the Freedom Caucus members — who occupy just about 40 of the 435 seats in the House of Representatives — would have had of gaining traction in their effort. “What I’m in favor of is defeating Nancy Pelosi and [Jerry] Nadler and all the others,” McCarthy said as he made his pitch for Republicans deposing Pelosi, D-Calif., the old-fashioned way — by winning elections on Nov. 3. “If we were able to remove Nancy Pelosi you’d have another Democrat. The real challenge would be we’re … four weeks away from [the] election, or 40-some days. These Democrats could actually vote against Nancy Pelosi, use it in their campaigns to say they’re not with her, even though they vote with her 95% of the time.”
New: The House Freedom Caucus is pushing House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to introduce a resolution that would remove Speaker Nancy Pelosi from her leadership role. Read what they had to say here:https://t.co/23cGKCCYyI — Henry Rodgers (@henryrodgersdc) September 17, 2020
Politico offered these details to the story:
Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are quietly working to convince GOP leadership to sign off on a long-shot bid to oust Nancy Pelosi from the speakership, according to multiple sources, which would represent a major affront to the California Democrat if they follow through with the plan. PRAYER CHAIN FOR TRUMP: Please add your name and a prayer to support our President! House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is the only GOP member who can offer a “motion to vacate the chair” and force a floor vote on whether Pelosi can retain the speaker’s gavel, according to House rules implemented at the start of this Congress. McCarthy apparently has not yet decided whether he will support the insurgent effort. But McCarthy did agree to hold a GOP conference meeting next Tuesday to discuss the idea, according to Republican sources — a sign that he is at least giving serious consideration to deploying the procedural weapon. “I don’t think it’s the best move at the moment,” McCarthy said. “The best move is to win 218 seats, and that defeats Nancy Pelosi.”
She must go!
She has wreaked enough havoc.
Who would you like to see replace Pelosi as the House Speaker?


welovetrump--2020-09-18--Nancy Pelosi Finally Denounces Violent Protesters: “They Should be Prosecuted. That is Lawlessness”

Sure , she ’ s a bit late to the party , but she got there eventually .
I wonder @ @ @ @ @ do with that election thing happening in November .
Pelosi made this statement on the @ @ @ @ @ “ We support peaceful demonstrations .
We participate in them .
They are part of @ @ @ @ @ .
That does not include looting , starting fires , or rioting .
They should @ @ @ @ @ lawlessness .
”

Nancy Pelosi actually denounced violent protesters!
Sure, she’s a bit late to the party, but she got there eventually.
I wonder if this has anything to do with that election thing happening in November.
Pelosi made this statement on the House floor on Thursday:
“We support peaceful demonstrations. We participate in them. They are part of the essence of our democracy. That does not include looting, starting fires, or rioting. They should be prosecuted. That is lawlessness.”


welovetrump--2020-09-19--House Democrats Calling For “Emergency Investigation” in Attempt to Thwart Durham Probe

Democrats appear to be motivated more by panic as the election nears .
Democratic chairs of four House committees are @ @ @ @ @ investigation of John Durham ’ s probe of the Obama administration ’ s activites involving @ @ @ @ @ sent a letter on Friday to the Justice Department ’ s top internal watchdog .
@ @ @ @ @ write : “ We are concerned by indications that Attorney General Barr might depart from @ @ @ @ @ public action related to U.S. Attorney Durham ’ s investigation that could impact the presidential @ @ @ @ @ signed by House Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler , House Oversight Chair Carolyn Maloney , House @ @ @ @ @ and House Administration Chair Zoe Lofgren .
What are they so afraid of ?

Democrats appear to be motivated more by panic as the election nears.
Democratic chairs of four House committees are now calling for an emergency investigation of John Durham’s probe of the Obama administration’s activites involving President Donald Trump.
They sent a letter on Friday to the Justice Department’s top internal watchdog.
In the letter, they write: “We are concerned by indications that Attorney General Barr might depart from longstanding DOJ principles to take public action related to U.S. Attorney Durham’s investigation that could impact the presidential election.”
The letter was signed by House Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler, House Oversight Chair Carolyn Maloney, House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff, and House Administration Chair Zoe Lofgren.
What are they so afraid of?


welovetrump--2020-09-19--Mitch McConnell Steamrolls Schumer:  “Trump’s Nominee Will Get a Vote On The Senate Floor!”

Fox News had even more details : Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said unequivocally Friday night that President Trump ’ s Supreme Court nominee to fill the vacancy of late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “ will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate.
” Ginsburg , 87 , died Friday from complications surrounding metastatic pancreas cancer .
“ The Senate and the nation mourn the sudden passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the conclusion of her extraordinary American life , ” McConnell said in a statement Friday .
“ In the last midterm election before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Americans elected a Republican Senate majority because we pledged to check and balance the last days of a lame-duck president ’ s second term .
We kept our promise , ” McConnell continued .
“ Since the 1880s , no Senate has confirmed an opposite-party president ’ s Supreme Court nominee in a presidential election year.
” McConnell added that “ by contrast , Americans reelected our majority in 2016 and expanded it in 2018 because we pledged to work with President Trump and support his agenda , particularly his outstanding appointments @ @ @ @ @ @ @ again , we will keep our promise , ” he said .
“ President Trump ’ s nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate.
” In May 2019 , McConnell , R-Ky. , made clear that should a vacancy materialize in the midst of the 2020 election cycle , the GOP-majority Senate would likely “ fill it.
” McConnell ’ s comments last year were met with criticism from Democrats who accused him of hypocrisy , based on the treatment of former President Barack Obamas Supreme Court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Appeals chief Judge Merrick Garland .
Obama nominated Garland to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia , who passed away in 2016 , but McConnell and Senate Republicans refused to hold a hearing or vote on his nomination , citing the imminent 2016 presidential election .
Speaking to Fox News last year , McConnell suggested his stance was not hypocritical -- because in 2020 , Republicans would control both the White House and the Senate , unlike Democrats in 2016 , who controlled only the White House .
'She was so devoted ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Ruth Bader GinsburgVideo '' You have to go back to 1880s to find the last time a Senate controlled by a party different from the president filled a vacancy on the Supreme Court that was created in the middle of a presidential election year , '' McConnell told Fox News .

Fox News had even more details:
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said unequivocally Friday night that President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee to fill the vacancy of late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate.”
Ginsburg, 87, died Friday from complications surrounding metastatic pancreas cancer.
“The Senate and the nation mourn the sudden passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the conclusion of her extraordinary American life,” McConnell said in a statement Friday.
“In the last midterm election before Justice Scalia’s death in 2016, Americans elected a Republican Senate majority because we pledged to check and balance the last days of a lame-duck president’s second term. We kept our promise,” McConnell continued. “Since the 1880s, no Senate has confirmed an opposite-party president’s Supreme Court nominee in a presidential election year.”
McConnell added that “by contrast, Americans reelected our majority in 2016 and expanded it in 2018 because we pledged to work with President Trump and support his agenda, particularly his outstanding appointments to the federal judiciary.”
“Once again, we will keep our promise,” he said. “President Trump’s nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate.”
In May 2019, McConnell, R-Ky., made clear that should a vacancy materialize in the midst of the 2020 election cycle, the GOP-majority Senate would likely “fill it.”
McConnell’s comments last year were met with criticism from Democrats who accused him of hypocrisy, based on the treatment of former President Barack Obamas Supreme Court nominee and D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals chief Judge Merrick Garland.
Obama nominated Garland to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia, who passed away in 2016, but McConnell and Senate Republicans refused to hold a hearing or vote on his nomination, citing the imminent 2016 presidential election.
Speaking to Fox News last year, McConnell suggested his stance was not hypocritical -- because in 2020, Republicans would control both the White House and the Senate, unlike Democrats in 2016, who controlled only the White House.
'She was so devoted': Shannon Bream reacts to the death of Ruth Bader GinsburgVideo
"You have to go back to 1880s to find the last time a Senate controlled by a party different from the president filled a vacancy on the Supreme Court that was created in the middle of a presidential election year," McConnell told Fox News.


welovetrump--2020-09-19--After Ginsburg Death, Chuck Schumer Pleads: ” This vacancy should not be filled until we have a new

After Ginsburg Death, Chuck Schumer Pleads: ” This vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president.”

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Friday said late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’ s vacancy should not be filled until `` we have a new president.
” Ginsburg , 87 , died Friday from complications surrounding metastatic pancreatic cancer .
“ The American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court justice , ” Schumer , D-N.Y. , tweeted Friday .
“ Therefore , this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president.
” Schumer ’ s tweet echoed the same sentiment of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Court Justice Antonin Scalia passed away .
Republicans , though , have indicated they would push forward with a vacancy in an election year .
There was an active vacancy after the death of Scalia in 2016 , but the next presidential term could be even more significant for Supreme Court nominations .
Ginsburg ’ s death leaves a vacancy ; and several other justices are over 70 , including Justice Stephen Breyer is 82 ; Clarence Thomas is 72 ; and Justice Samuel Alito is 70 .
Schumer ’ s tweet comes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ list of more than 20 people he would consider nominating to the Supreme Court .
From the White House last week , Trump read off the list of names , which included Daniel Cameron , the Kentucky attorney general who recently spoke at the Republican National Convention , as well as Republican Sens .
Ted Cruz of Texas , Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Josh Hawley of Missouri .
During the announcement , the president hit his Democratic rival Joe Biden for not releasing his own list of potential nominees , saying the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so far left [ they ] could never withstand scrutiny.
” The president , though , called on the former vice president to release a list of names , saying it is “ very important that he do so ” while warning of the consequences to the high court should Democrats win the presidency .
`` Unfortunately , there is a growing radical left movement that rejects the principle of equal treatment under the law , '' he said .
`` If this extreme movement is granted a majority on the Supreme Court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a single vote of Congress.
” Biden has yet to release a name of potential picks for the Supreme Court .
Meanwhile , Ginsburg , who passed away late Friday , was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1993 by President Bill Clinton , spent more than two decades on the bench , and is survived by her two children Jane Carol and James Steven Ginsburg .

Fox News has more details:
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Friday said late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s vacancy should not be filled until "we have a new president.”
Ginsburg, 87, died Friday from complications surrounding metastatic pancreatic cancer.
“The American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court justice,” Schumer, D-N.Y., tweeted Friday. “Therefore, this vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president.”
Schumer’s tweet echoed the same sentiment of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., in 2016 after late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia passed away. Republicans, though, have indicated they would push forward with a vacancy in an election year.
There was an active vacancy after the death of Scalia in 2016, but the next presidential term could be even more significant for Supreme Court nominations.
Ginsburg’s death leaves a vacancy; and several other justices are over 70, including Justice Stephen Breyer is 82; Clarence Thomas is 72; and Justice Samuel Alito is 70.
Schumer’s tweet comes after the president last week announced a list of more than 20 people he would consider nominating to the Supreme Court.
From the White House last week, Trump read off the list of names, which included Daniel Cameron, the Kentucky attorney general who recently spoke at the Republican National Convention, as well as Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas, Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Josh Hawley of Missouri.
During the announcement, the president hit his Democratic rival Joe Biden for not releasing his own list of potential nominees, saying the decision was made because “they are so far left [they] could never withstand scrutiny.”
The president, though, called on the former vice president to release a list of names, saying it is “very important that he do so” while warning of the consequences to the high court should Democrats win the presidency.
"Unfortunately, there is a growing radical left movement that rejects the principle of equal treatment under the law," he said. "If this extreme movement is granted a majority on the Supreme Court, it will fundamentally transform America without a single vote of Congress.”
Biden has yet to release a name of potential picks for the Supreme Court.
Meanwhile, Ginsburg, who passed away late Friday, was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1993 by President Bill Clinton, spent more than two decades on the bench, and is survived by her two children Jane Carol and James Steven Ginsburg.


welovetrump--2020-09-19--Breaking News: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dead at 87

The Washington Post has more on Ginsberg 's legacy : Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg , the second woman to serve on the high court and a legal pioneer for gender equality whose fierce opinions as a justice made her a hero to the left , died Sept. 18 at her home in Washington .
She was 87 .
The death was announced in a statement by the U.S. Supreme Court .
She had recently been treated for pancreatic cancer .
Born in Depression-era Brooklyn , Justice Ginsburg excelled academically and went to the top of her law school @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still called upon to justify taking a man ’ s place .
She earned a reputation as the legal embodiment of the women ’ s liberation movement and as a widely admired role model for generations of female lawyers .
Working in the 1970s with the American Civil Liberties Union , Justice Ginsburg successfully argued a series of cases before the high court that strategically chipped away at the legal wall of gender discrimination , eventually causing it to topple .
Later , as a member of the court ’ s liberal bloc @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enhance the rights of women , protect affirmative action and minority voting rights and defend a woman ’ s right to choose an abortion .
On the court , she became an iconic figure to a new wave of young feminists , and her regal image as the “ Notorious RBG ” graced T-shirts and coffee mugs .
She was delighted by the attention , although she said her law clerks had to explain that the moniker referred to a deceased rapper , the Notorious B.I.G .
She also was the subject of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” ( 2018 ) .
When she was named one of Time magazine ’ s 100 most influential people in 2015 , her colleague and improbable close friend , conservative Justice Antonin Scalia , wrote about her dual roles as crusader and judge .
“ Ruth Bader Ginsburg has had two distinguished legal careers , either one of which would alone entitle her to be one of Time ’ s 100 , ” wrote Scalia , who died in 2016 .
After Scalia ’ s death , the Senate took no action to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the court , U.S. Appeals Court Judge Merrick Garland .
President Trump , who took office in 2017 , has nominated two new justices to the court , Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh , the latter succeeding Justice Anthony M. Kennedy .
NPR reported that in a statement dictated shortly before her death , Justice Ginsburg said , “ My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new President is installed.
” A landmark moment for Justice Ginsburg came in 2011 , when the court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with three female justices .
Justice Ginsburg said in an interview with The Washington Post that it would “ change the public perception of where women are in the justice system .
When the schoolchildren file in and out of the court and they look up and they see three women , then that will seem natural and proper — just how it is.
” Her outspoken feminism played a role in Justice Ginsburg ’ s success .
President Bill Clinton acknowledged that in 1993 when he nominated her to replace retiring Justice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she was a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C .
Circuit .
“ Many admirers of her work say that she is to the women ’ s movement what former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall was to the movement for the rights of African Americans , ” Clinton said in Rose Garden ceremony .
“ I can think of no greater compliment to bestow on an American lawyer.
” ( Justice Ginsburg herself usually demurred when the comparison was made , saying that Marshall literally risked his life defending @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that her legal work required no such sacrifice . )
On the court , Justice Ginsburg ’ s most notable rulings and dissents advanced feminist causes .
In 1996 , she authored a groundbreaking decision ordering the Virginia Military Institute to admit women , ending a 157-year tradition of all-male education at the state-funded school .
While Virginia “ serves the state ’ s sons , it makes no provision whatever for her daughters .
That is not equal protection , ” Justice Ginsburg wrote in United States v. Virginia .
The 7-to-1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was the dissenter — was the capstone of the legal battle for gender equality , she said later .
“ I regard the VMI case as the culmination of the 1970s endeavor to open doors so that women could aspire and achieve without artificial constraints , ” Justice Ginsburg said after the decision .
Later in her career , discrimination against women was the theme of several forceful dissents Justice Ginsburg read from the bench , a sparingly used bit of theater that justices employ to emphasize deeply held disagreements with a majority @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the court ’ s decision to uphold a federal ban on so-called partial-birth abortions .
“ The court deprives women of the right to make an autonomous choice , even at the expense of their safety , ” Justice Ginsburg wrote .
“ This way of thinking reflects ancient notions about women ’ s place in the family and under the Constitution — ideas that have long since been discredited.
” In another , she objected to a ruling that said workers may not sue their employers over unequal pay caused by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
That case had been filed by Lilly Ledbetter , the lone female supervisor at a tire plant in Gadsden , Ala. , who sued after determining she was paid less than male co-workers .
In an interview with The Post in 2010 , Justice Ginsburg said the Ledbetter case struck a personal chord .
“ Every woman of my age had a Lilly Ledbetter story , ” she said .
“ And so we knew that the notion that a woman who is in a nontraditional job is going to complain the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ discriminated against — the one thing she doesn ’ t want to do is rock the boat , to become known as a complainer.
” She called upon Congress to take action , and once Democrats were in control , it did .
Obama signed the law relaxing the deadlines for filing suits .
If the law is often complex , her view of equality was simple , she once said .
“ It has always been that girls should have the same opportunity to dream , to aspire and achieve — to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do — as boys , ” Justice Ginsburg said in a 2015 conversation at the American Constitution Society .
“ There should be no place where there isn ’ t a welcome mat for women .
.
.
.
That ’ s what it ’ s all about : Women and men , working together , should help make the society a better place than it is now .
”

The Washington Post has more on Ginsberg's legacy:
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the high court and a legal pioneer for gender equality whose fierce opinions as a justice made her a hero to the left, died Sept. 18 at her home in Washington. She was 87.
The death was announced in a statement by the U.S. Supreme Court. She had recently been treated for pancreatic cancer.
Born in Depression-era Brooklyn, Justice Ginsburg excelled academically and went to the top of her law school class at a time when women were still called upon to justify taking a man’s place. She earned a reputation as the legal embodiment of the women’s liberation movement and as a widely admired role model for generations of female lawyers.
Working in the 1970s with the American Civil Liberties Union, Justice Ginsburg successfully argued a series of cases before the high court that strategically chipped away at the legal wall of gender discrimination, eventually causing it to topple. Later, as a member of the court’s liberal bloc, she was a reliable vote to enhance the rights of women, protect affirmative action and minority voting rights and defend a woman’s right to choose an abortion.
On the court, she became an iconic figure to a new wave of young feminists, and her regal image as the “Notorious RBG” graced T-shirts and coffee mugs. She was delighted by the attention, although she said her law clerks had to explain that the moniker referred to a deceased rapper, the Notorious B.I.G. She also was the subject of a popular film documentary, “RBG” (2018).
When she was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2015, her colleague and improbable close friend, conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, wrote about her dual roles as crusader and judge. “Ruth Bader Ginsburg has had two distinguished legal careers, either one of which would alone entitle her to be one of Time’s 100,” wrote Scalia, who died in 2016.
After Scalia’s death, the Senate took no action to confirm President Barack Obama’s nominee to the court, U.S. Appeals Court Judge Merrick Garland. President Trump, who took office in 2017, has nominated two new justices to the court, Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh, the latter succeeding Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.
NPR reported that in a statement dictated shortly before her death, Justice Ginsburg said, “My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new President is installed.”
A landmark moment for Justice Ginsburg came in 2011, when the court for the first time opened its term with three female justices. Justice Ginsburg said in an interview with The Washington Post that it would “change the public perception of where women are in the justice system. When the schoolchildren file in and out of the court and they look up and they see three women, then that will seem natural and proper — just how it is.”
Her outspoken feminism played a role in Justice Ginsburg’s success. President Bill Clinton acknowledged that in 1993 when he nominated her to replace retiring Justice Byron White. At the time, she was a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
“Many admirers of her work say that she is to the women’s movement what former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall was to the movement for the rights of African Americans,” Clinton said in Rose Garden ceremony. “I can think of no greater compliment to bestow on an American lawyer.”
(Justice Ginsburg herself usually demurred when the comparison was made, saying that Marshall literally risked his life defending Black clients in the segregated South and that her legal work required no such sacrifice.)
On the court, Justice Ginsburg’s most notable rulings and dissents advanced feminist causes.
In 1996, she authored a groundbreaking decision ordering the Virginia Military Institute to admit women, ending a 157-year tradition of all-male education at the state-funded school.
While Virginia “serves the state’s sons, it makes no provision whatever for her daughters. That is not equal protection,” Justice Ginsburg wrote in United States v. Virginia. The 7-to-1 decision — her friend, Scalia, was the dissenter — was the capstone of the legal battle for gender equality, she said later.
“I regard the VMI case as the culmination of the 1970s endeavor to open doors so that women could aspire and achieve without artificial constraints,” Justice Ginsburg said after the decision.
Later in her career, discrimination against women was the theme of several forceful dissents Justice Ginsburg read from the bench, a sparingly used bit of theater that justices employ to emphasize deeply held disagreements with a majority opinion.
Among them was a protest of the court’s decision to uphold a federal ban on so-called partial-birth abortions. “The court deprives women of the right to make an autonomous choice, even at the expense of their safety,” Justice Ginsburg wrote. “This way of thinking reflects ancient notions about women’s place in the family and under the Constitution — ideas that have long since been discredited.”
In another, she objected to a ruling that said workers may not sue their employers over unequal pay caused by discrimination alleged to have begun years earlier. That case had been filed by Lilly Ledbetter, the lone female supervisor at a tire plant in Gadsden, Ala., who sued after determining she was paid less than male co-workers.
In an interview with The Post in 2010, Justice Ginsburg said the Ledbetter case struck a personal chord.
“Every woman of my age had a Lilly Ledbetter story,” she said. “And so we knew that the notion that a woman who is in a nontraditional job is going to complain the first time she thinks she is being discriminated against — the one thing she doesn’t want to do is rock the boat, to become known as a complainer.”
She called upon Congress to take action, and once Democrats were in control, it did. Obama signed the law relaxing the deadlines for filing suits.
If the law is often complex, her view of equality was simple, she once said.
“It has always been that girls should have the same opportunity to dream, to aspire and achieve — to do whatever their God-given talents enable them to do — as boys,” Justice Ginsburg said in a 2015 conversation at the American Constitution Society. “There should be no place where there isn’t a welcome mat for women. . . . That’s what it’s all about: Women and men, working together, should help make the society a better place than it is now.”


welovetrump--2020-09-19--Man Arrested After Attacking 84-Year-Old Female Trump Supporter at Rally

We ’ ve used several adjectives when describing members of the Left who use violence as weapon against the Right @ @ @ @ @ deranged , disgusting , and cowardly .
Those words just don ’ t adequately describe @ @ @ @ @ , so instead let ’ s just call this what it is , which is @ @ @ @ @ at a pro-Trump rally was physically assaulted by 33-year-old “ man.
” I put quotes @ @ @ @ @ ’ because this scumbag isn ’ t deserving of the title .
84-year-old Donna Snow @ @ @ @ @ in the face , breaking her earrings off .
The man allegedly attacked several people @ @ @ @ @ officer took him down and into police custody .

We’ve used several adjectives when describing members of the Left who use violence as weapon against the Right, such as vile, deranged, disgusting, and cowardly.
Those words just don’t adequately describe this story on their own, so instead let’s just call this what it is, which is evil.
An 84-year-old woman at a pro-Trump rally was physically assaulted by 33-year-old “man.”
I put quotes around the word ‘man’ because this scumbag isn’t deserving of the title.
84-year-old Donna Snow says the man struck her in the face, breaking her earrings off.
The man allegedly attacked several people, before a retired police officer took him down and into police custody.


welovetrump--2020-09-18--BIDEN FLASHBACK:  “Remember when it was all about gay bath houses and around-the-clock sex?”

Well , credit where credit is due… .
He did string together a full sentence on this one .
He @ @ @ @ @ , but it 's all on video tape .
Anderson Cooper 's body language says @ @ @ @ @ listening to this .
In all it 's glory my friends , I present to @ @ @ @ @ about that time it was `` all about gay bath houses and round-the-clock sex '' @ @ @ @ @ COME ON , MAN ! ''
at the end .
Watch and then watch again @

Well, credit where credit is due….
He did string together a full sentence on this one.
He probably wishes he hadn't, but it's all on video tape.
Anderson Cooper's body language says it all as he's listening to this.
In all it's glory my friends, I present to you Joe Biden's rant about that time it was "all about gay bath houses and round-the-clock sex".
Completed with a "COME ON, MAN!" at the end.
Watch and then watch again:


welovetrump--2020-09-18--TRUMP SUPPORTER IN BEMIDJI: “We need to make this state red!”

NATIONAL POLL : Are You Happy Melania Replaced Michelle As First Lady ?
Minnesota has backed Democratic presidential candidates for nearly half a century and rarely receives much attention during the final stages of the race .
This is when campaigns typically focus their resources on more traditional swing states like Florida or Pennsylvania .
But Minnesota felt like a genuine battleground on Friday as President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger , Joe Biden , campaign here to mark the beginning of early voting .
They avoided the state ’ s most populated areas near Minneapolis to focus on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some of whom shifted to Republicans for the first time in 2016 .
Trump this evening will be in Bemidji , about 200 miles ( 320 kilometers ) north of Minneapolis , while Biden earlier in the day swung through the Duluth area , on the banks of Lake Superior and close to the Wisconsin border .
The former vice president toured a carpenter training center with union officials in Hermantown , a northeast suburb of Duluth , ahead of remarks focused on his plan to ensure more products are made in America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden said as he examined welding equipment at the training facility .
“ We assume people can ’ t learn .
They can learn if we give them a chance , ” Biden said .
Since narrowly losing Minnesota in 2016 , Trump has emphasized the state in hopes that a victory this year could offset losses in other states .
He has visited regularly and kept a close eye on issues of particular importance to rural corners of the state .
He ’ s reversed an Obama administration policy prohibiting the development @ @ @ @ @ @ @ soybean , corn and other farmers who have been hurt by trade clashes with China .
More recently , he ’ s embraced a “ law and order ” message aimed nationally at white suburban and rural voters who may be concerned by protests that have sometimes become violent .
That ’ s especially true in Minnesota , where the May killing of George Floyd by a police officer sparked a national reckoning on racism .
But for all the work Trump has put into the state , it may elude him again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over the past week show Biden has built a consistent lead in Minnesota .
And in the 2018 midterms , Democratic turnout surged in suburbs , small cities and even on the Iron Range , across the blue-collar mining towns that were once labor strongholds but had been trending Republican .
David McIntosh , president of the conservative Club for Growth , which has produced anti-Biden ads , said Minnesota may help the Trump campaign build momentum .
“ They ’ re looking beyond the poll numbers and seeing the potential there , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Indiana .
“ It ’ s always smart strategy to go on offense somewhere.
” In 2018 , Democrats flipped two suburban congressional districts , took back control of the state House by winning suburban Trump-voting areas and came within one seat of winning control of the state Senate .
Democrats won every statewide race that year , even as they lost a rural congressional district .
Trump ’ s path to Minnesota success likely depends on finding more votes in rural , conservative areas –- running up the score beyond his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ strategy he ’ s trying to pull off in other states and it depends on a robust field operation with the money and time to track down infrequent or first-time voters .
That could be a tall order since Minnesota already has one of the nation ’ s highest voter turnout rates .
“ I don ’ t think they ’ re there , ” said Joe Radinovich , a Democrat who lost a bid for a northern Minnesota congressional district in 2018 .
Radinovich noted the major organizational challenge and expense in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re registered and getting them to vote – especially during a pandemic .
“ We have relatively high turnout already .
Most people vote .
I just don ’ t think it ’ s there .
I think those people showed up in 2016 , ” he said .
In 2016 , Trump won that district , which includes the Democratic city of Duluth , by 15 percentage points .
But in the midterms two years later , Radinovich lost by just under 6 percentage points .

PBS had more details:
Minnesota has backed Democratic presidential candidates for nearly half a century and rarely receives much attention during the final stages of the race. This is when campaigns typically focus their resources on more traditional swing states like Florida or Pennsylvania.
But Minnesota felt like a genuine battleground on Friday as President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden, campaign here to mark the beginning of early voting.
They avoided the state’s most populated areas near Minneapolis to focus on largely white rural and working-class voters, some of whom shifted to Republicans for the first time in 2016. Trump this evening will be in Bemidji, about 200 miles (320 kilometers) north of Minneapolis, while Biden earlier in the day swung through the Duluth area, on the banks of Lake Superior and close to the Wisconsin border.
The former vice president toured a carpenter training center with union officials in Hermantown, a northeast suburb of Duluth, ahead of remarks focused on his plan to ensure more products are made in America.
Additional vocational training is needed, Biden said as he examined welding equipment at the training facility.
“We assume people can’t learn. They can learn if we give them a chance,” Biden said.
Since narrowly losing Minnesota in 2016, Trump has emphasized the state in hopes that a victory this year could offset losses in other states. He has visited regularly and kept a close eye on issues of particular importance to rural corners of the state. He’s reversed an Obama administration policy prohibiting the development of copper-nickel mining and has bailed out soybean, corn and other farmers who have been hurt by trade clashes with China.
More recently, he’s embraced a “law and order” message aimed nationally at white suburban and rural voters who may be concerned by protests that have sometimes become violent. That’s especially true in Minnesota, where the May killing of George Floyd by a police officer sparked a national reckoning on racism.
But for all the work Trump has put into the state, it may elude him again in November.
A series of polls over the past week show Biden has built a consistent lead in Minnesota. And in the 2018 midterms, Democratic turnout surged in suburbs, small cities and even on the Iron Range, across the blue-collar mining towns that were once labor strongholds but had been trending Republican.
David McIntosh, president of the conservative Club for Growth, which has produced anti-Biden ads, said Minnesota may help the Trump campaign build momentum.
“They’re looking beyond the poll numbers and seeing the potential there,” said McIntosh, a former congressman from Indiana. “It’s always smart strategy to go on offense somewhere.”
In 2018, Democrats flipped two suburban congressional districts, took back control of the state House by winning suburban Trump-voting areas and came within one seat of winning control of the state Senate. Democrats won every statewide race that year, even as they lost a rural congressional district.
Trump’s path to Minnesota success likely depends on finding more votes in rural, conservative areas –- running up the score beyond his 2016 tally. It’s a strategy he’s trying to pull off in other states and it depends on a robust field operation with the money and time to track down infrequent or first-time voters. That could be a tall order since Minnesota already has one of the nation’s highest voter turnout rates.
“I don’t think they’re there,” said Joe Radinovich, a Democrat who lost a bid for a northern Minnesota congressional district in 2018. Radinovich noted the major organizational challenge and expense in tracking new voters, making sure they’re registered and getting them to vote – especially during a pandemic. “We have relatively high turnout already. Most people vote. I just don’t think it’s there. I think those people showed up in 2016,” he said.
In 2016, Trump won that district, which includes the Democratic city of Duluth, by 15 percentage points. But in the midterms two years later, Radinovich lost by just under 6 percentage points.


welovetrump--2020-09-18--Man Defends His Trump Sign With Electric Fence!

A Massachusetts man who has had several pro-Trump signs stolen from his front yard over the course of the summer erected a makeshift electrical fence around his latest sign in an effort to ward off potential thieves .
John Oliveira , 54 , said six of his Trump/Pence 2020 signs were stolen from his front lawn in New Bedford , Mass.
, since mid-May , WJAR-TV reported .
He said a separate sign next to them that read : “ Voice Your Vote .
Vote New Bedford ” in large letters was never removed .
`` It 's a shame @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he told the station .
`` I believe in the president .
Obviously , people did n't like it .
Horse wire carries a charge .
I mean , it 'll certainly send a message . ''
Oliveira , a 20-year Navy veteran and a member of the New Bedford School Committee , said he filed two police reports about the thefts but decided to take matters into his own hands a few weeks ago , by erecting an about 3.5-foot high triangular electrical fence around a new sign .
Since then , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` That 's what our country is about .
Different opinions and voicing them in a fair and equitable manner .
Taking a sign is not fair and equitable , '' Oliveira , a longtime Democrat who said he recently became a Republican , told WJAR .
`` You have to be able to respect each other or we wo n't be able to accomplish anything if we do n't .
Do n't mess with my right to free speech . ''
A pro-Trump sign with the slogan “ Keep America Great @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week .
On the wire surrounding it , another message told passersby in English , Spanish and French : “ Warning .
Electric Fence.
” Oliveira said the fencing is solar-powered , South Coast Today reported .

Fox News had more details:
A Massachusetts man who has had several pro-Trump signs stolen from his front yard over the course of the summer erected a makeshift electrical fence around his latest sign in an effort to ward off potential thieves.
John Oliveira, 54, said six of his Trump/Pence 2020 signs were stolen from his front lawn in New Bedford, Mass., since mid-May, WJAR-TV reported. He said a separate sign next to them that read: “Voice Your Vote. Vote New Bedford” in large letters was never removed.
"It's a shame I have to do this," he told the station. "I believe in the president. Obviously, people didn't like it. Horse wire carries a charge. I mean, it'll certainly send a message."
Oliveira, a 20-year Navy veteran and a member of the New Bedford School Committee, said he filed two police reports about the thefts but decided to take matters into his own hands a few weeks ago, by erecting an about 3.5-foot high triangular electrical fence around a new sign. Since then, the sign remained untouched, he said.
"That's what our country is about. Different opinions and voicing them in a fair and equitable manner. Taking a sign is not fair and equitable," Oliveira, a longtime Democrat who said he recently became a Republican, told WJAR. "You have to be able to respect each other or we won't be able to accomplish anything if we don't. Don't mess with my right to free speech."
A pro-Trump sign with the slogan “Keep America Great” was photographed on his lawn last week. On the wire surrounding it, another message told passersby in English, Spanish and French: “Warning. Electric Fence.”
Oliveira said the fencing is solar-powered, South Coast Today reported.


welovetrump--2020-09-18--Line “As Far As The Eye Can See” for Trump Rally In Bemijdi, MN

NATIONAL POLL : Should Ilhan Omar Be IMPEACHED and Removed From Office ?
Minnesota has backed Democratic presidential candidates for nearly half a century and rarely receives much attention during the final stages of the race .
This is when campaigns typically focus their resources on more traditional swing states like Florida or Pennsylvania .
But Minnesota felt like a genuine battleground on Friday as President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger , Joe Biden , campaign here to mark the beginning of early voting .
They avoided the state ’ s most populated areas near Minneapolis to focus on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some of whom shifted to Republicans for the first time in 2016 .
Trump this evening will be in Bemidji , about 200 miles ( 320 kilometers ) north of Minneapolis , while Biden earlier in the day swung through the Duluth area , on the banks of Lake Superior and close to the Wisconsin border .
The former vice president toured a carpenter training center with union officials in Hermantown , a northeast suburb of Duluth , ahead of remarks focused on his plan to ensure more products are made in America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden said as he examined welding equipment at the training facility .
“ We assume people can ’ t learn .
They can learn if we give them a chance , ” Biden said .
Since narrowly losing Minnesota in 2016 , Trump has emphasized the state in hopes that a victory this year could offset losses in other states .
He has visited regularly and kept a close eye on issues of particular importance to rural corners of the state .
He ’ s reversed an Obama administration policy prohibiting the development @ @ @ @ @ @ @ soybean , corn and other farmers who have been hurt by trade clashes with China .
More recently , he ’ s embraced a “ law and order ” message aimed nationally at white suburban and rural voters who may be concerned by protests that have sometimes become violent .
That ’ s especially true in Minnesota , where the May killing of George Floyd by a police officer sparked a national reckoning on racism .
But for all the work Trump has put into the state , it may elude him again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over the past week show Biden has built a consistent lead in Minnesota .
And in the 2018 midterms , Democratic turnout surged in suburbs , small cities and even on the Iron Range , across the blue-collar mining towns that were once labor strongholds but had been trending Republican .
David McIntosh , president of the conservative Club for Growth , which has produced anti-Biden ads , said Minnesota may help the Trump campaign build momentum .
“ They ’ re looking beyond the poll numbers and seeing the potential there , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Indiana .
“ It ’ s always smart strategy to go on offense somewhere.
” In 2018 , Democrats flipped two suburban congressional districts , took back control of the state House by winning suburban Trump-voting areas and came within one seat of winning control of the state Senate .
Democrats won every statewide race that year , even as they lost a rural congressional district .
Trump ’ s path to Minnesota success likely depends on finding more votes in rural , conservative areas –- running up the score beyond his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ strategy he ’ s trying to pull off in other states and it depends on a robust field operation with the money and time to track down infrequent or first-time voters .
That could be a tall order since Minnesota already has one of the nation ’ s highest voter turnout rates .
“ I don ’ t think they ’ re there , ” said Joe Radinovich , a Democrat who lost a bid for a northern Minnesota congressional district in 2018 .
Radinovich noted the major organizational challenge and expense in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re registered and getting them to vote – especially during a pandemic .
“ We have relatively high turnout already .
Most people vote .
I just don ’ t think it ’ s there .
I think those people showed up in 2016 , ” he said .
In 2016 , Trump won that district , which includes the Democratic city of Duluth , by 15 percentage points .
But in the midterms two years later , Radinovich lost by just under 6 percentage points .


welovetrump--2020-09-18--TRACTORS FOR TRUMP Overtake Minnesota To Support Our President!

In 2016 it was the Bikers for Trump… .
Then came the Boaters for Trump… Last week the Car Parades @ @ @ @ @ Cincinnati… Trending : Jill Biden Gets Mocked On Twitter After Showing Off A ‘ Parade @ @ @ @ @ And now TRACTORS FOR TRUMP in Minnesota !
You just got ta love it .
@ @ @ @ @ Happy Melania Replaced Michelle As First Lady ?
Look at all these trucks and tractors @

In 2016 it was the Bikers for Trump….
Then came the Boaters for Trump…
Last week the Car Parades overtaking the I-275 loop in Cincinnati…
And now TRACTORS FOR TRUMP in Minnesota!
You just gotta love it.
Look at all these trucks and tractors!


welovetrump--2020-09-18--Michelle Obama Claims Her and Her Husband Could’ve Never ‘Gotten Away With’ Stuff Trump Does

Michelle Obama has done quite a bit of whining lately .
In fact , since starting her new podcast , @ @ @ @ @ of her way to cry to anyone listening about how much of a victim she @ @ @ @ @ their 8 years in the White House .
She ’ s complained about not getting @ @ @ @ @ .
She ’ s blamed Presient Donald Trump for her own depression .
Now she @ @ @ @ @ husband “ never could ’ ve gotten away with some of the stuff that ’ @ @ @ @ @ in reference to the Trump White House .

Michelle Obama has done quite a bit of whining lately.
In fact, since starting her new podcast, Mrs. Obama has gone out of her way to cry to anyone listening about how much of a victim she and her husband were during their 8 years in the White House.
She’s complained about not getting enough attention as first lady.
She’s blamed Presient Donald Trump for her own depression.
Now she claims that her and her husband “never could’ve gotten away with some of the stuff that’s going on now” in reference to the Trump White House.


welovetrump--2020-09-19--President Trump Will Sign an Executive Order To Promote Patriotic Education

My friends our President has done it once again !
President Trump recently announced he will create a commission to create “ patriotic education ” .
The Executive Order will be called the “ 1776 Commission ” which is probably a knock at the 1619 project ( A project created by liberals to change the founding date of our country to 1619 ) .
I agree with our President , the youth of America shouldn ’ t be poisoned by the liberal narrative that America is such a horrible country .
The New York Times covered the story and added @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attacks on “ left-wing demonstrators ” and “ far-left mobs ” on Thursday , portraying himself as a defender of American heritage against revolutionary fanatics and arguing for a new “ pro-American ” curriculum in the nation ’ s schools .
Speaking at the National Archives Museum , Mr. Trump vowed to counter what he called an emerging classroom narrative that “ America is a wicked and racist nation , ” and he said he would create a new “ 1776 Commission ” to help “ restore patriotic education to our schools.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who tear down monuments to historical American figures , and he even sought to link the Democratic presidential nominee , former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. , to the removal of a founding father ’ s statue in Mr. Biden ’ s home state , Delaware .
“ Our heroes will never be forgotten , ” Mr. Trump said .
“ Our youth will be taught to love America.
” President Trump believes our youth must have love and gratitude in their heart towards their country .
The left-wing believes we should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
President Trump will sign an Executive Order to create “ The 1776 Commission ” which will promote “ patriotic education ” .
It ’ s time schools STOP teaching kids to hate their own country !
Thank you , President @ realDonaldTrump !
PRAYER CHAIN FOR TRUMP : Please add your name and a prayer to support our President !
President Donald Trump on Thursday accused Democrats and educators of attempting a “ liberal indoctrination of America ’ s youth ” through alternative views of the nation ’ s history , while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is fueling racial divisions in an election year .
“ Our mission is to defend the legacy of America ’ s founding , the virtue of America ’ s heroes , and the nobility of the American character , ” Trump said during what aides billed as the first “ White House Conference on American History.
” While Trump called for “ patriotic education ” and a “ pro-American curriculum ” in the nation ’ s schools , opponents cast the president as a struggling re-election candidate who is seeking votes by trying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lines .
In his education speech , Trump attributed street violence in part to schools , claiming that “ the left-wing rioting and mayhem are the direct result of decades of left-wing indoctrination in our schools.
” He also said “ the left has launched a vicious and violent assault on law enforcement – the universal symbol of the rule of law in America .
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My friends our President has done it once again!
President Trump recently announced he will create a commission to create “patriotic education”.
The Executive Order will be called the “1776 Commission” which is probably a knock at the 1619 project (A project created by liberals to change the founding date of our country to 1619).
I agree with our President, the youth of America shouldn’t be poisoned by the liberal narrative that America is such a horrible country.
NEW: Trump announces the 1776 Commission, aimed at establishing what he calls "patriotic" and "pro-America" education that will celebrate the "miracle" of American history. Re-examinations of U.S. history, he said, are "ideological poison." https://t.co/0ATeKEyO2p — Andrew Solender (@AndrewSolender) September 17, 2020
"Today I'm also pleased to announce that I will soon sign an executive order establishing a national commission to promote patriotic education. It will be called the 1776 Commission,” Trump says in political speech at National Archives Museum. pic.twitter.com/rfsORc4Q3U — Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) September 17, 2020
President @realDonaldTrump announced that he will sign an Executive Order establishing a commission to promote patriotic education: The 1776 Commission! pic.twitter.com/jMAsz6r9Yu — The White House 45 Archived (@WhiteHouse45) September 17, 2020
The New York Times covered the story and added these details:
President Trump escalated his attacks on “left-wing demonstrators” and “far-left mobs” on Thursday, portraying himself as a defender of American heritage against revolutionary fanatics and arguing for a new “pro-American” curriculum in the nation’s schools. Speaking at the National Archives Museum, Mr. Trump vowed to counter what he called an emerging classroom narrative that “America is a wicked and racist nation,” and he said he would create a new “1776 Commission” to help “restore patriotic education to our schools.” The president reiterated his condemnations of demonstrators who tear down monuments to historical American figures, and he even sought to link the Democratic presidential nominee, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., to the removal of a founding father’s statue in Mr. Biden’s home state, Delaware. “Our heroes will never be forgotten,” Mr. Trump said. “Our youth will be taught to love America.”


welovetrump--2020-09-19--Video: Less Than 2 Months Before Election, Biden Calls For Trump to Step Down as President

Just over a month before the 2020 presidential election , Joe Biden is asking President Donald Trump to step down @ @ @ @ @ the comments at the CNN town hall just outside of Scranton , PA on Thursday @ @ @ @ @ little confidence in himself that he ’ d desperately ask such a thing now ?
@ @ @ @ @ ’ m not sure sleepy Joe even knows where he is most of the time @ @ @ @ @ awareness just doesn ’ t seem like something he ’ s capable of at this @ @ @ @ @ , maybe he had a moment of clarity and realized that ’ s the only @ @ @ @ @ t around for another four years .

Just over a month before the 2020 presidential election, Joe Biden is asking President Donald Trump to step down as president.
Biden made the comments at the CNN town hall just outside of Scranton, PA on Thursday.
Does Joe have so little confidence in himself that he’d desperately ask such a thing now?
To be fair, I’m not sure sleepy Joe even knows where he is most of the time.
This level of self awareness just doesn’t seem like something he’s capable of at this point.
Who knows though, maybe he had a moment of clarity and realized that’s the only way President Trump isn’t around for another four years.


welovetrump--2020-09-19--President Trump Suggests Ted Cruz For SCOTUS, Cruz Would Rather Continue Fight in the Senate, Says T

President Trump Suggests Ted Cruz For SCOTUS, Cruz Would Rather Continue Fight in the Senate, Says Trump Should Nominate Pick Next Week

The Washington Times has more on President Trump 's endorsement of Ted Cruz : President Trump touted Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas for the Supreme Court on Friday night at a campaign rally , unaware that news of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’ s death became public while he was on the stage .
“ I ’ m putting Ted Cruz as one of the people for the Supreme Court , ” Mr. Trump told supporters in Bemidji , Minnesota .
“ Ted ’ s the only man i know who could get 100 votes from the Senate .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ for him .
He ’ s a great guy , a brilliant guy.
” Just as the president was speaking , news of Justice Ginsburg ’ s death was breaking around the nation .
The 87-year-old liberal jurist had been battling cancer for years .
The president learned of Justice Ginsburg ’ s death soon after coming off the stage where he had delivered a more than 90-minute campaign speech .
“ She just died ?
I didn ’ t know that , ” he told reporters before boarding Air Force One at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an amazing life , what else can you say ?
Whether you agree or not … she led an amazing life.
” During his speech , Mr. Trump said the Supreme Court is very important to the election in November .
“ The next president will get one , two , three or four Supreme Court justices , ” he said .
“ Many presidents have had none .
They ’ ve had none because they ’ re there for a long time.
” “ But the next [ president ] will have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of that , ” Mr. Trump said .
“ That will totally change when you talk about life , when you talk about Second Amendment , when you talk about things that are so important to you.
” Earlier this month , the president released a list of 20 new possible nominees he would consider for the Supreme Court if he ’ s elected to a second term .
The list includes Mr. Cruz and GOP Sens .
Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Josh Hawley of Missouri .
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a new justice this year if a vacancy occurred , despite the looming presidential election .

The Washington Times has more on President Trump's endorsement of Ted Cruz:
President Trump touted Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas for the Supreme Court on Friday night at a campaign rally, unaware that news of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death became public while he was on the stage.
“I’m putting Ted Cruz as one of the people for the Supreme Court,” Mr. Trump told supporters in Bemidji, Minnesota. “Ted’s the only man i know who could get 100 votes from the Senate. Every single senator is going to vote for him. He’s a great guy, a brilliant guy.”
Just as the president was speaking, news of Justice Ginsburg’s death was breaking around the nation. The 87-year-old liberal jurist had been battling cancer for years.
The president learned of Justice Ginsburg’s death soon after coming off the stage where he had delivered a more than 90-minute campaign speech.
“She just died? I didn’t know that,” he told reporters before boarding Air Force One at the rally site. “She led an amazing life, what else can you say? Whether you agree or not … she led an amazing life.”
During his speech, Mr. Trump said the Supreme Court is very important to the election in November.
“The next president will get one, two, three or four Supreme Court justices,” he said. “Many presidents have had none. They’ve had none because they’re there for a long time.”
“But the next [president] will have anywhere from one to four, think of that,” Mr. Trump said. “That will totally change when you talk about life, when you talk about Second Amendment, when you talk about things that are so important to you.”
Earlier this month, the president released a list of 20 new possible nominees he would consider for the Supreme Court if he’s elected to a second term. The list includes Mr. Cruz and GOP Sens. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Josh Hawley of Missouri.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he would push for confirmation of a new justice this year if a vacancy occurred, despite the looming presidential election.


welovetrump--2020-09-20--Rowdy North Carolina Crowd Chants To Trump:  “FILL THAT SEAT!”

SIGN THE PETITION : We Need National Voter ID !
As Ginsburg herself once said , Presidents are elected for @ @ @ @ @ and a half !
And last time I checked , Trump was still our President @ @ @ @ @ four more years too ! )
Here is just a sampling of the posts ( @ @ @ @ @ beautiful ) :

Yup!
America wants the seat filled!
As Ginsburg herself once said, Presidents are elected for FOUR years, not three and a half!
And last time I checked, Trump was still our President (and will be for four more years too!)
So #FillTheSeat!
Here is just a sampling of the posts (some of these are REALLY beautiful):


welovetrump--2020-09-20--President Trump Just Confirmed:  “It Will Be a Woman”

Trending : After Ginsburg Death , Chuck Schumer Pleads : ” This vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president.
” CNN had more details on the news : President Donald Trump said Saturday evening that he will choose a candidate to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg 's Supreme Court seat next week and his candidate will be a woman .
`` I will be putting forth a nominee next week .
It will be a woman , '' Trump said during a rally in Fayetteville , North Carolina .
Trump told rallygoers that Ginsburg @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to justice and her courageous battle against cancer inspire all Americans , '' offering prayers to the justice 's family .
The President also noted her friendship with the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia , saying it 's `` a powerful reminder we can disagree on fundamental issues , while treating each other with decency , dignity and respect . ''
He also discussed how he has the power to fill her vacant seat .
`` So , Article 2 of the Constitution says that the President shall nominate justices of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it can be any more clear , can it ? ''
Trump asked , prompting chants of `` Fill that seat ! ''
from the rally crowd .
The President told reporters earlier Saturday there about 45 people on his list , but he does have a `` short list '' for potential nominees .
A source told CNN that Trump specifically has said he would `` love to pick '' federal appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett , who is a favorite among religious conservatives , but doubts he 'll secure support from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump 's list of 20 potential conservative nominees he released earlier this month in an attempt to galvanize his base .
`` We want to respect the process , and the process will move , I think it is going to move very quickly actually .
I agree with the statement put out by Mitch McConnell .
I agree with it actually 100 % .
I put out a very similar statement you saw , so I think we 're going to start the process extremely soon , and we 'll have a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reporters before departing the White House on Saturday .
On Friday night the Senate Majority Leader said in a statement just hours after Ginsburg passed away that , `` President Trump 's nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate . ''
`` I think the choice will be next week , I do , '' Trump later added .
Trump and McConnell spoke by phone Friday , a source familiar later confirmed to CNN on Saturday .
Trump raised the names of Barrett and Barbara Lagoa as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , according to two people familiar with the conversation .
Trump raised them unsolicited and McConnell did n't weigh in on either or talk about his personal preferences , the sources said .
Lagoa has the backing of many evangelicals while Trump lawyer Pat Cipillone has shown support for Barrett .
The White House wants to announce Trump 's nominee to fill Ginsburg 's vacant seat before the first presidential debate less than two weeks away , a Trump adviser close to the process told CNN earlier Saturday .
Trump 's first face @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is scheduled for September 29 .
According to a source familiar with the internal conversations , naming an announcement is dependent on when Ginsburg is buried .
Allies have raised concern about naming a replacement before she has had a proper burial , two sources told CNN .

CNN had more details on the news:
President Donald Trump said Saturday evening that he will choose a candidate to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat next week and his candidate will be a woman.
"I will be putting forth a nominee next week. It will be a woman," Trump said during a rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Trump told rallygoers that Ginsburg's "landmark rulings, fierce devotion to justice and her courageous battle against cancer inspire all Americans," offering prayers to the justice's family.
The President also noted her friendship with the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, saying it's "a powerful reminder we can disagree on fundamental issues, while treating each other with decency, dignity and respect."
He also discussed how he has the power to fill her vacant seat.
"So, Article 2 of the Constitution says that the President shall nominate justices of the Supreme Court. I don't think it can be any more clear, can it?" Trump asked, prompting chants of "Fill that seat!" from the rally crowd.
The President told reporters earlier Saturday there about 45 people on his list, but he does have a "short list" for potential nominees.
A source told CNN that Trump specifically has said he would "love to pick" federal appeals Judge Amy Coney Barrett, who is a favorite among religious conservatives, but doubts he'll secure support from the US Senate. Barrett is among Trump's list of 20 potential conservative nominees he released earlier this month in an attempt to galvanize his base.
"We want to respect the process, and the process will move, I think it is going to move very quickly actually. I agree with the statement put out by Mitch McConnell. I agree with it actually 100%. I put out a very similar statement you saw, so I think we're going to start the process extremely soon, and we'll have a nominee very soon," Trump told reporters before departing the White House on Saturday.
On Friday night the Senate Majority Leader said in a statement just hours after Ginsburg passed away that, "President Trump's nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate."
"I think the choice will be next week, I do," Trump later added.
Trump and McConnell spoke by phone Friday, a source familiar later confirmed to CNN on Saturday. Trump raised the names of Barrett and Barbara Lagoa as potential nominees during his call with McConnell, according to two people familiar with the conversation. Trump raised them unsolicited and McConnell didn't weigh in on either or talk about his personal preferences, the sources said.
Lagoa has the backing of many evangelicals while Trump lawyer Pat Cipillone has shown support for Barrett.
The White House wants to announce Trump's nominee to fill Ginsburg's vacant seat before the first presidential debate less than two weeks away, a Trump adviser close to the process told CNN earlier Saturday. Trump's first face off with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is scheduled for September 29.
According to a source familiar with the internal conversations, naming an announcement is dependent on when Ginsburg is buried. Allies have raised concern about naming a replacement before she has had a proper burial, two sources told CNN.


welovetrump--2020-09-20--#FillTheSeat Already Trending on Twitter After Ginsburg’s Death

Trending : After Ginsburg Death , Chuck Schumer Pleads : ” This vacancy should not be filled until we have @ @ @ @ @ POLL : Should President Trump Fire All Obama Holdovers ?
YES or NO As Ginsburg @ @ @ @ @ are elected for FOUR years , not three and a half !
And last time @ @ @ @ @ still our President ( and will be for four more years too ! )
Here @ @ @ @ @ the posts ( some of these are REALLY beautiful ) :


welovetrump--2020-09-19--GOP Lawmakers Demand Barr Prosecute Netflix

There are at least 34 Republicans in Congress who are worth their salt .
What will it take for the Left and their propagandists in the Fake News Media and Entertainment to be held accountable for their corruption of youth and society ?
The so called `` social commentary '' in `` Cuties , '' may finally be the straw that breaks the camel 's back .
From The Hill A group of House Republicans is calling on the Department of Justice ( DOJ ) to prosecute Netflix executives for releasing the controversial film “ Cuties , ” arguing it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In a letter — led by Rep. Jim Banks ( R-Ind . )
and signed by 33 House GOP lawmakers — the group said the film is exploitive of minors and that those who allowed it to appear on the streaming service should be held legally responsible .
“ We 're writing to recommend you bring charges against Netflix , Inc. for the distribution of the film ‘ Cuties , ’ which contains child pornography , ” the lawmakers wrote to Attorney General William Barr .
They said federal law states that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor , and that conduct does not need to specifically depict sexual activity to qualify . ''
`` Cuties clearly meets the United States ' legal definition of child pornography , ” they added .
The French film is about an 11-year-old Senegalese immigrant in France who joins other pre-teen girls in a school dance group called `` the cuties . ''
Conservatives have blasted the film for featuring young girls in revealing attire engaging in suggestive dance moves .
“ According to IMDB 's parental guide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where an 11-year-old girl dressed in a tank and panties is splashed with water and begins twerking in a frenzied kind of way , ’ and numerous other , equally distressing depictions of minors including the display of an 11-year-old child 's bare breast , ” the House Republicans wrote . ''

There are at least 34 Republicans in Congress who are worth their salt.
What will it take for the Left and their propagandists in the Fake News Media and Entertainment to be held accountable for their corruption of youth and society?
The so called "social commentary" in "Cuties," may finally be the straw that breaks the camel's back.
From The Hill
A group of House Republicans is calling on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to prosecute Netflix executives for releasing the controversial film “Cuties,” arguing it meets the statutory definition for child pornography.
In a letter — led by Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) and signed by 33 House GOP lawmakers — the group said the film is exploitive of minors and that those who allowed it to appear on the streaming service should be held legally responsible.
“We're writing to recommend you bring charges against Netflix, Inc. for the distribution of the film ‘Cuties,’ which contains child pornography,” the lawmakers wrote to Attorney General William Barr.
They said federal law states that “child pornography is any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor, and that conduct does not need to specifically depict sexual activity to qualify."
"Cuties clearly meets the United States' legal definition of child pornography,” they added.
The French film is about an 11-year-old Senegalese immigrant in France who joins other pre-teen girls in a school dance group called "the cuties."
Conservatives have blasted the film for featuring young girls in revealing attire engaging in suggestive dance moves.
“According to IMDB's parental guide, Cuties contains, ‘a scene where an 11-year-old girl dressed in a tank and panties is splashed with water and begins twerking in a frenzied kind of way,’ and numerous other, equally distressing depictions of minors including the display of an 11-year-old child's bare breast,” the House Republicans wrote."


welovetrump--2020-09-19--Trump Campaign Denies Sexual Assault Accusations By Former Model

Dorris made the accusations in an exclusive interview with The Guardian : “ I was in his grip , and @ @ @ @ @ out of it , ” she said , adding : “ I don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ when you ’ re sticking your tongue just down someone ’ s throat .
But @ @ @ @ @ my teeth .
I was pushing it .
And I think I might have hurt @ @ @ @ @ lawyers , Trump denied in the strongest possible terms having ever harassed , abused or @ @ @ @ @ Dorris , who lives in Florida , provided the Guardian with evidence to support her @ @ @ @ @ Trump , including her ticket to the US Open and six photos showing her with @ @ @ @ @ several days in New York .
Trump was 51 at the time and married to @ @ @ @ @ Maples . ''

Dorris made the accusations in an exclusive interview with The Guardian:
“I was in his grip, and I couldn’t get out of it,” she said, adding: “I don’t know what you call that when you’re sticking your tongue just down someone’s throat. But I pushed it out with my teeth. I was pushing it. And I think I might have hurt his tongue.”
Via his lawyers, Trump denied in the strongest possible terms having ever harassed, abused or behaved improperly toward Dorris.
Dorris, who lives in Florida, provided the Guardian with evidence to support her account of her encounters with Trump, including her ticket to the US Open and six photos showing her with the real estate magnate over several days in New York. Trump was 51 at the time and married to his second wife, Marla Maples."


welovetrump--2020-09-19--Video: Raging Liberal Meltdown! “Ruth, you just had to make it to 2021!”

To say that leftists lack emotional self-control is an understatement .
We ’ ve seen them scream at the sky @ @ @ @ @ and cry .
There are few things on this planet that warm my heart more @ @ @ @ @ a major emotional meltdown for the camera .
This next video may be my new @ @ @ @ @ A woman recorded herself reacting to the death of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Tik @ @ @ @ @ expletives and then yelled : “ Could this year get any worse ?
” “ @ @ @ @ @ to make it to 2021 !
” NATIONAL POLL : Would You Like To See @ @ @ @ @ Out of Office ?
The video then ends with her screaming at the top of @ @ @

To say that leftists lack emotional self-control is an understatement.
We’ve seen them scream at the sky, throw temper tantrums, and cry.
There are few things on this planet that warm my heart more than watching a leftist have a major emotional meltdown for the camera.
This next video may be my new absolute favorite liberal meltdown!
A woman recorded herself reacting to the death of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Tik Tok.
She screamed several expletives and then yelled: “Could this year get any worse?”
“Ruth! You just had to make it to 2021!”
The video then ends with her screaming at the top of her lungs.